An interview with gourmet food supplier - Cotswold Fayre

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Video interview with Paul Hargreaves

In this video interview, Paul Hargreaves gives a brief history of Cotswold Fayre a gourmet food supplier to over 1200 fine food retailers, farm shops and delis.

Customers are spoilt for choice with over 1500 product lines, sourced from the UK and as far as New Zealand and South Africa.

During our ten year history as a fine food wholesaler and distributor, we have always offered a selection of handmade goods. These are sourced from specialist producers such as small family businesses and cottage industries. The vast majority of these gourmet products are entirely free of preservatives, additives or artificial flavouring.

Future plans include opening a Northern warehouse enabling Cotswold Fayre to become a national fine food wholesaler.



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